UK Says Navalny Killed by Rare Dart Frog Toxin, Kremlin Denies

February 16, 2026

UK Says Navalny Killed by Rare Dart Frog Toxin, Kremlin Denies

UK and European allies say Alexei Navalny died from epibatidine, a deadly toxin from South American dart frogs. Russia denies the claim, calling it a 'distraction'.

Measles Outbreak Hits North-East London Children Amid Low Vaccine Rates

February 16, 2026

Measles Outbreak Hits North-East London Children Amid Low Vaccine Rates

A major measles outbreak is affecting unvaccinated children under 10 in north-east London. Over 30 cases confirmed in Enfield, with some kids hospitalised. Health officials urge vaccination before Easter and warn of bigger spread.

Arik Air Plane Suffers Engine Explosion, Makes Safe Emergency Landing in Benin

February 16, 2026

Arik Air Plane Suffers Engine Explosion, Makes Safe Emergency Landing in Benin

An Arik Air Boeing 737 flying from Lagos to Port Harcourt suffered a midair engine explosion. The plane made a safe emergency landing in Benin on one engine. All 80 passengers are safe, though the plane was badly damaged.

Chicago Teen Fighting Cancer Dies After Father's Illegal Immigration Detention

February 16, 2026

Chicago Teen Fighting Cancer Dies After Father's Illegal Immigration Detention

Ofelia Torres, a 16-year-old with rare cancer, died after her father was wrongly detained by immigration officials during the Trump administration’s crackdown in Chicago.

Hong Kong Souvenir Shop Removes MTR-Style Wall Signs Over IP Concerns

February 15, 2026

Hong Kong Souvenir Shop Removes MTR-Style Wall Signs Over IP Concerns

A Hong Kong souvenir shop took down its viral wall signs that mirrored MTR station designs. The move came amid fears of trademark and copyright infringement claims.